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RAILROAD TIAE TABLE.
chesapeake ana chic RouS.,.

.'r Chesapeake and ohio R0uNS.
.Ea.. Nail. iss AZ r.., x.il.ll A IS
Fast TX Sc. 3 80 pm rRast EI. 80. 2:4S . ~
Ripley Ac. 5 80 ,. m Ripley Ac. $40 a. NJ
Mail and express trains run solid between
sleeper rsns on mail and sleeping aud re.
cliuing chair car on expca, Three hours
quickest time To Nhicago. Tictet Office un-
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas city, Memphis and Birmisg.
ham.
.tat Nail. 400 p .Past Mail, 10 80 am
"Aecpmm'n $3.50 am "Accomn' n $50 pm
ni-sisstppi and Tennessee.
on o. Mail d Is r.$ IN. O. Mail. s ASs'i' .%
'Sard,s Ac". $3.50 pm "Sirdis 40" sos an
Mail trains. will not sssp at whitehaven.
Mississippi = YAK ~ <. s NJ IT, N o.
IN. o. p.,, Leaves IN o. Pas, Arrives
IN. 0. Ex... $40 am IN. D. M :. Sis p.m
LOuisvi'Ie and Nashville.
.r.,t Mail. tsa p. .p.., Mall s AE'a's.
mail 80 10 am mail ,.i.,;. a,oo pm
'ot.LoulsEx oiWp .st.Loubkx WV IN
Standard time,
Cur R~ute (KNnsRs city, apring.
neld and Memphfs).
Leaves Arrives
sK O. Ex-,l0.9 a. IN eK. O. Ex,, <:s y. IN
*. 9. Mail, 800 pm TX g. Mail. SIS an
est, Louis h sSt, Louis n
CHICO Ex 900 p.m CHICO Ex s!t5 a. m
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis ana Charleston.
Leaves Arrives
sThr'sh Ex. l0;u0 D. m .Thr'gh w, $40 AN
eAail h Ex. 9;3J am mail a tx, y 10 pm
bonneville tSomerviile
40, ......... $3.50 pm Ao.... ,.... $3.50 am
Memphis and Liitle koee,
Leaves Arrives
srhr'h Pu-li 30 y. m srhr'h Pas. $40 y. m
srhr'h Pes 6ilp am 'lhr'h Pas, g;l5 m
srr'g'ttir sfreight tat
Hopeheldl l;O0 am nopenolD $50 pm
Central star dard time.
NorE-s Daily. tExrept SUNDAY.
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TOBACCO ana SNUFF.
ToBACC0-Common. 25csS5c other grades,
StgS5c
sNUFF-asrrstt's, SO IS; Rslph's. SO q;
Railroad, Ss.S.
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Call for Negotiable Juigmrn' Ger
tilleatea of lptOB can't, Tenn.

NOTICE h hersey Eivcn 70 ~ osngr $40
Certificates Of Tipion rOunlyt lonnefseel
which mature ist ~ AuEusi, l,S, % present
EN- for prepayment AZ tho lnt0n ane
PlAntsfs' Bank, ~ tho city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on lat u August, ~
The said Iud.msn .Csrii6oales sore i.susd
under ths pguy,sions Of IN oct u The lsnsrAi
Assembly "A tennessee, approved Hat DE
osmbef, 1891. upon lutNmenu isndered
against sHld county W the Circuit Court Of
the United States tor lhe Wtstefs District Of
In,s,sst an he said Csrtibsaiss hereby
called viii osass 90 i,t August, 1877.
In" 'u"s Upton COUNTY.
D. n. e. BAnasy, Chslrnan csunu Court
Allssti y, h Sswhseos' oisfh oo' vosfs'
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To Old SOIdters,

ITO enable you and other, vhs may desire
L 10 purshase Lee Camp smoking rebao-
90 and thereby assist 10 ths support Of the
helples. old Con sderste soldiers. will mall
quality Of this sIeellsnt tob zoe, manuiae-
tured for the SOLDIERS Home. i,hnoud.
Va, on receipt Of tn foil wing retail prices.
yisi 2ot loo, 4 90. H., q 90. too., H.. 30.
Reduction made 10 clubs.
y. y RUSSELL, Msssfae,urer,
100 aud liza Cary 81, Richmond. Va,
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HIDES AND TAhI.ew.

HIDES-Dry .hint, No. l, lf,Sc; No. 3.
nlso; dry sailed, l0al2c green sailed, No.
/, To; No. 2, &c; green, SCp6c. Sheep skins,
l5c9sl. Beeswax. 2c. Tallow. 3cs3hc.
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hish, SIS a9oo. Tie. chief demand 10 for
hsSs from ~ TO IS hands higb. Il 1 Z
draft, 81 l5als0i saddle, 81 25Si75: extra
saddle, SlT5O9z76; plugs, t45e85.
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GEN ERAL TRADE.
HRRAneIIiPFs,

CORNMEAti-standard, q 25a2 Bg pearl.
ttsady, tl2osi8, TO Ter, 81 ~.
HAY-Ch0ico, from store, 7jNs0c car load
rem levee or depot, sil. prime. from
Si3i prairie, from store, 500 car load from
leyes or depot, y.
BRAN-f,on store. 7sesoe, from isyoe or
DEPOT, 81
.c0RN-.from store, uhits, 5ici MIXED.
Csc IRON ieyee or depot, white, In bulk, 80!
10 ,aois, tso. N ned. In baik. &c, 10
sacks, $50.
0AfS-Prom store, vhits. W, mixed, 10,
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THE RIVERS.
sTEAMERs LEAVING
~oyEmsNTs Ar rag LRvHE.

Arigat,Ks,e Adams, A,kans.s City,
James Lee, friars Psiuti Coahoma, Oscs ola
Arka,s-. CITY, s.. Louis Belle Memphis,
city. -. Louis; John Wood, New or.
leans; City OF st. Louis, Nav erle.ns,
Depdrfws..-Arkansas CITY, VicksburE
Belle Memphis and City % st. Louis, 81.
Louis; Future CITY, New orleansi John A.
Wood. Ohio river.
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''''''' I. Il fEagLR, chl,i En.ins.t.
H~pI'h u wealth.. H.a.r~gsrd's
ToniU aud Ness ns. fhe Great
French specific

NERVOUS DEBILITY w all Us stages.
y mental and physical deufs. sion, spot-
mator hca, hypochOnlfia, Hctiliy, neufAl-
siA. Lyttefia, Inc . ely ilf fiuiy Or buii.
ness. paralysis, tm ~ rcoj spicpsyy Toe. oi
memory, s0itenins Of N hfata, and al dla
eases "a the nervous system uay be n az
oAily guFfd In either ser BY tss atn Of I'll I
uusscaiisd rfoptfst on. II IL a mst'sf. ~
supreme importance ~ use afptuprA. :
treatment fug tie sue " the lofa Of nerve
povsf, sbd De. Bssufegard's Tonic aud
Neftins, after many years trial IN Europe,
has proved infilhble N taken sccs dins 70
directions, which are afiHed 10 each bottle.
One boz equal 10 one months ueitmsntI
will cure recent Gases. Price, 90 boz,
paid 90 reosipt Of price. We suftn ltse sn
boxes 10 cure sny case. With cal ofdsr re-
csivsd By us for sin boxes -s ull ssadsr
.ri,,,.n ssar Hr. ~. " s..s sn, u Esi,
y : si ID saS w s,is 4. Gss,St, isss.
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COTTON SEED pROUuCrs

PRIME CRUDE OIL, Ts27,tc; Of erudoI
summer yellow, SlaS2c; choice cool ing
summer yellow, S60eSSc; prime cotton seed
meal, sl5 75sl6 70; of cotton seed meal, sla
dis.
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Tennes 90 Midland Railway.
NetIce to Contractors.

CElLKD PROPOSALS addressed 70 the
> undefsiEnsd and iniarsed on the outside
II the envelope Tender" will he received
At I'll. oiise until Y O'Clock ~. on Monday.
the 18th day Of jail, ISL, for the graduation,
% Asonry, bfidsinf, / osties and cfosstiss tor
bat psft e the tsnnessos Midland faiisay
lyinE bstrsen Msmphls. Tenn., an 4 the
1ornsssea river, bsinH ab0ut one hundred
aud thirty Eve (lhl m les w lcnr'h. Pro.
q es aud eciheationa can h. seen on and
after the 18th n luiy a this ohice, where
printed iyrns ~ tender can 10 obtained,
Contractors are lequofiel 20 hear IN mind
that tenders viil not he c1naidored unless
made ctr city lu HecOfdance with the printed
forms bis O.wyanb reserves the right.o
N IEgpIE rhI,, R,.I,..,.
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WoRLp's yIyIBLE SUPPLY

The New York faaaciai CbrpHicls Of July
sth gives the lolowpg hzu 81 Total
visible supply, La - bales, against l,TEi,-
as in 1876. these Gg roe indicate an In
oreass Of cotton In tight Of ~ go bales, AZ
compared with the same date 10 1885, and a
decrease Of bll2 bales AZ com AIRED with
same date 10 1855.
STOCKS AT PORTS.
Comparative ststsmsnt Of stocks a, Unitsd
States ports ard Interior tuwns Tor Eve
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waIsKy, WINES, LINUOKs vTC

wHISKY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 60e5; Highwines, 81 oo; reotided. Sc over,
redistilled 100 over.
CINCINNATI, o.. July g.-whisky
steady; sales. SO brls Of finished goods on
q basis OF 81 %.
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nIsEas A.D wsAruEs.

OrYios SiaslL SsHviCr, u. 4. AL
MssrHfs, July 10, I pm.
Th.follovinp observations s's taxi
At all stations named 81 75' meridian time.
vhich IL one hour lAtsr than Memphis unei
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POW DER

COAL 0lIr-Prime white. wholesale lots,
10c per gallon.
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mULEs AND HORSES.

-MULEs-aSI,,i itiel.H ssn s,,I hish, sse
SS@pS; ..S E < sss s ;iss, ssf a..
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RANK CLEARINgs,

BANK CLRtRINGs.
BOSTON, MASS, July Q. Bank clear
ines TODAY we're si2s22. s3a; for To. week,
81 SIT .2t4; sams week in 1885, S3,777. 696;
balances todsy, 81 81,
1876 ,249; same week
NEW ORLE ANS, July 0.-Clearinss Of
the banks. s9S3 .26.
BALTIMORE, Md, July Tho bank
c'earings today were N,S2,5C6; balances.
Sl63,S55.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 9. The Associated
Bank clearings today were ~ so, 500; for the
we,k. S1l, t2i, 200, an increase over that pc
riod last year Of 81 per cont.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 9-The
bank clearings today were sl0,T0, 800; bal
ances, 81, 8l8,6S5; for the week ending today
-clearings. s59, $40; balances, sS, 6l3. tO6.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July -9-Tho bank
clearing today were s., 1888, o96; fer the week.
tl6, 24s,794; for last wee, tll6.9It 6A; for
corresponding week Of 1856, SIS 80, 100; ba
antes Today, S47, ISL; Tor tho week, s., 1885,
655; for last week. $3.50 9i6; for the CORE.
sponding week Of 1886, s2,s03,4l7.
NEW YORK, July 9-Ths weekly hank
stateme nt shows tho following changes Re,
serve. increase. l.T03, SIS; loans, d,creee,
s. 37s, 800; sp.cie, innrease, 81, 2ll 800; legal
tenders, decrease, 81 ,t59, 100; deposits, m
crease, ST. 9E5, 100; circulation, decrease $685.
100. The banks now hold 1892 $50 in eI-
cess Of the Is per cent. rule, Bank Gle 4rings,
Sill ,3S7, 3l6: balances. si.ffl. 2SS.
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P0wDER-Kegs, Is; half kegs, 81 70;
uarter Kegs, 81 so.
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NEW voRA DRY s..,aDs aAk.Eu

NEW YORK, July 9.-There vas but q
lisht request as usual to a hot hal Saturday.
but the movement was Of the usual lulln, 20.
Stocks we're light and price, very tteady
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Trnslee and ReceIrrr,s sale.

Trustee aud Receivers Sale.
TTNDER tn power vested " ne by . de-
" cfso q the thAnoefy 'uurt Of shelby
county. made November =, 1885,, 10 the case
Of Rsbeoca Bossnstein, eHecutriH, ". the
Mississippi Valley Insurance Company And
othsrs. and by the direction u said decree,
will, on
SATURDAY, August q. 1857,
within lesal hours, a. the Ceurthssts, sell at
public Autlon, 20 The hishtst b das' tor cash,
the ioli wirg lands, situated Ia fsnphi,,
hhslby county, Tenn vit.i
lots NJ, ~, ~ and ~. On II. Ill's sab
division, said ios holtin each ~ tsst on
sufetts street and tulning hasa ~ feet.
The std property wis couveyol 20 Robert
Hutchinson, trustss, by VI. ". Lorenstsin
aud others. by Iced On record In book VI,
page SIS, and I vas appointed irsstee by the
decree hsrstofofs mentioned, In place ofisld
Hutchinson, and an also receiver In said
cause. The sale 10 10 be ma 90 tatisfy de-
cfees aEsinsi the maser q the trust deed,
founded on the notes secured, b. ". Rauity
o. rsds mption |, waived In the deed. Alb
stract OF title IN my p0ssesstOn. Ien pr
cent. Of purchase money will b. tsa hired In
paymet AZ time Of sale.
A. HArCnElI, trustee aud Receiver.
Smith A Collier Attorney,
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I'D N l.. N ORION
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
Ais
BoutherJ dinera and Improvement
HTCsCNs.
FINANCE.

Money Arm and unthsnged, rate 9
10 s per cent, and lattcr dEure ruling.
The cleArlss House report IL a. iollowsi
oLRARINah.
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htN hHIh huu lINhNllAi NNtiNH NHEhu hui
Ing; New EnSisad .is6t. x discount buy.
ingi New Orleans, Y d. count buying, par
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids. Offering, and sales today we're as
follows.
Bond..-Shslby eoua,ys., mid: Fiippin
District q D, 90. 9gk; TAXING District s.,
l2A bidi Citizens City kailrotd o., 100
bid; Memphis gss'iEht Co 10 bid; Ma
souie Temple, los pidI Cotton kIchNnFe
Buildlng Co, iOS'f DID; rennsnee Coal aud
SoeLs. -Bank Commerce. 1873 .ksdi Cor.
man Bank, ia2 Attedg First National, 10
bidj Memphis Nstignsl, us AA,di Union
and PLAYER, les sskedi Mechanics =. D..
Hon. iSiuTaSs. Co. bd G'S ss S Cts ci,y
Firo lnuranee Co., I25 bid; Peopie's Insur-
apes %, ~ bidi Phonu insurance. Co., 20
bid; Vaudsrbi Insuranes Co., Sa.ksd [
rn.ion o'p az q Co. ea,9on Si Gl,i, q,
askedi james 4 Gr,hsm wsEgp Coz, " bid !
Memphis Brick Co til-tB, Mssonic Tenn
PIE, - bid Cotton 4 hst Ts Building Co..
u .ksii Tennessee Nalle5' lObd
Salss.-None.
NEW YORK. JrIy S.-Mo,sy On call
sheIed at Spsr cent Prime mercantile paper
Soy PER cent. SlerltLE on hange dali but
ttesdy ant unchanged
B,hds-R1ilroAd bonds we're unusually
dali.
G9ysrnmsnt and State tond, we're dull but
stosdy
stooks-The stock market today In cone
suenee Of the witndrawal Of q msjprity Of
the brokers from the street for the day,
With the tact that today u . holiday In l.. n
don, was the dullest witch has been seen for
many seeks. A. ususl Of late the dealings
were rather feverifh, hut the fluctuations
weretxuemely narr " aud unimpoftaut. A
htmc tone vas impsrtet 10 the DEALINGS,
howcVef. Almo he entire active list II
hiEhor advances rtuFiug up 10 9. pef cent.
but Manhstau ! OF pef cent. lie total
sales Of stocks today we're 6i,0O fharos.
Closing quotations;
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O.. st. La PHI. Ohio Central, q
est. LAP.p,d. 44h. Ohio 4 Miss. ISL.
9. 3. o.. SM. 0.& Miss. pfd, IS
9. ,S7h. Ontario 4 West, II.
2. n Valley IA. Oregon Nav, ok.
Del. Hud;, !MH; Oregon Trans. 2oM.
Del. L. 6W. ,l1SHS. Oregon Inn. Al.
Den. &Rio @. 2s@. Pacific Mali, a.
Eris pid. 20. Peoria D. 4E..ss.
East Tenn, 12h. Pittsburg, 1883
E.Tenn. pfd,8,. Pullman p. C., lat.
Fort Wayne, $50. Reading, b6l<,
II. W. 4 Denver, AZ. Rock Island ,i29.
Hannibal 4 St. Jo- St.L, &S,F',SS.
IA St.Jo:, pfd.- ST. L. ST pfd. 1874.
Harlem, 2l6. St.L,AS,P,lst ,ll6.
Houston 4 T., Is. O. M. A 81, p, s6M.
Illinois Central.I22. @. M. St.P., D, 12Oss.
Ind, B. 4 W., q, St. p, M. AM, IlbK
Lake 3. w.,8H. st.Psui 0.pfd,lii.
Lake Shore, 96lk. Tom. CoaI& from ,Sik
Lou. \ Nash, 6lA. Texas Pacific, 2SN,
Lou. N. A, 20. Toledo& 0.Oeu. 4, 561s
N. a G. LIST pfc, -. Union Pacific. sos.
NJ. X G. seconds. u, s. Express, IS.
Mem. A Char, so. W.,S.L,AP., IS
Mich. Con. ,G WIS. L. 4 p, pfd BY.
Min. a St. L., l6. W.&P. Ex., lN.
Min. st. L.. pfd,S. W. u. Tel. 76H.
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nRHInK nR

vIagIsIA CONSTRUCTION CO.,
Cotton Exchange Building.
p. o, Drawer. 7is.
MssPHia, TEss., June -, 1877.
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burg, but will avoid the ferIyage across the
Q. lawrence river necsssitated by the latter
route.-Railyay Age,
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Tho heart which does not possess
Jesus Christ is like the sheaf without
the grain, il is tossed about bytempt-
tation is The straw is swept away by
tho wind,
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WENIR.E

The great remedy for Kidney and
Liver diseases, sold by WIN. MBYER.
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The past il no longer yours, the
iuiurc is not yet u yonr power; you
have only the present wherein to Dc
good. 81. Alpheasus.
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Read lulsat Druggists and others sag about IL {;
CHESTER, Trinity Co, Tex, Oct. 6, 'S5.
Aiessrs. III d. Goakltis d o., Houston:
DEAR SIRs--YOur shipment of first inst,
including two doz / X. i. Chill Cur. re-
ceiyed. Please forward by Express three doz.
more, as have only four bottles left
/. X. /. Chill Cure has taken the lead OF
all the Chill and Fever medicines have han.
died for years. Iean't keep enough QfR
Yours respectfully,
n. N. JENNINGS.
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and custom will render it the most
easy. Tillotson.
HGiye yourselves to God, who as
your Maker gave youto yourselves"
and he will also give himself TO you.
The past ia no longer yours, the
iutnrc is not yet n yonr power; you
have only the present wherein TO do
good. 81 Alphqasus.
The heart which does not possess
Jesus Christ is like the sheaf without
the grain, il is tossed about bytempt-
tation rs The straw is swept away by
| tho wind.
Christianity makes men and women
moro gentle, loving and trne. It.giyes
them humility and strength TO endure
tho struggles Of life through which
they are called to pass.
The Jews have opened a theologi-
eal seminary in New York, and eight
students have entered. Four chairs
Bible, Talmud, Homeletics and Phil
osophy--wili be established.
Tlltfe arc sonls N the world who
have the gift Of finding Joy every
where, and Of leaving ii behind them
when they 70. Their influence is an
inevitable gladdening of the heart.
Three hundFed and forty members
wero received into Talmage's church
during the first three weeks Of Janu-
airy, il The meeting conducted BY Dr..
Manhall. The church membership
now amounts 10 about s,700.
The true sage 10 be who daily learns
how to die well who often reflects on
Nhat win Be The state Of his soul 1T
tlie honF Of death, and On the iudg.
meat Mhieh follows il, when All that
be has done il this life will be laid
bare, and when 90 fault win rs I'M
pnaiahed.r-- Bridget
The haaFa q the gospel Is aamp-
Ion, and the easeHce of Redemption
y ~ VIA aubatilutioaafy saefiHce 3
/ Christ They be preach tlaa trntI
pfssch lhe g0spel, Is shsteyer as
ilsey mayg6e inistaker bni hey ah
i preach not the atonemanl. whalsyt
d else they declare, hasa MESSED lht eo
q and substance Fl file divine messsg
2 There u time il eVaey mans "a
4 eation wlenhe arrives NJ thy c0uxi
y imiiasipn q suicide iiathe mast ga
9 ieiself far better og for EofSe y !
81 eosiien ibai iliaugli si,e wide a
R Il fall qf aa kaFael
r0pfisilgR eGra ean aople io liiq p
llsse is ail beiosed ~ ilaat y
= af rana phiaa y given lllin g & q.
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If our farmers for whom we have
the highest regard and upon whose
prosperity depends thp prosperity Of
ihe cntirc community, viii but plant
more corn, raise more hogs and make
their bpcor at home, they will have
less use for The merchant. The items
Of bread and meat is what IL ruining
them. Pay more attention 70 fruit,
vegetables, small grain and make the
lliving at home, and th1n, To- a great
extent, shey will be their own ner-
chant. Let our farmers but reflect q
moment and see if We are right. #
they would be independent they must
quit buying so much meat and bread
and raise more Of il at home.Robe,
line Reporter.
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special Notice.

T WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
i attention of my friends and neighborso
this parish to the patronization Of Or. J d
FLYNN. Having recently been under hii
treatment for an affection of the column
spine, approximating close to death, Of which
under dispensation Of Supreme power ana
his sltillfu1 exertlons, ] was again restored 10
health. Also, my son-in-law, who had beef
for long time Frustrated with sefioa,
rising on his groin and eonsumptiye coush,
not able to work, but hourly expecting deaih,
has been, through his instrumentality, "a
stored TO health, and can now attend 10 the
support Of his family by his daily labor
In testimony of the above facts, / freely
recommend him to the notice of aliWho mas
be similarly affected
nov-1-to mar-1stA G.s. G. CLIFTON,
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'Giye yourselves to God, who as
your Maker gave you TO yourselves"
and he will also give himself TO you.
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Christianity makes men and women
moro gentle, loving and trne. It.giyes
them humility and strength 10 endure
tho struggles Of life through which
they are called to pass.
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sT IsT OF JURORS, drawn March, 8, 1857,
i 4 to serve for the Regular April Term,
1887, OF Fourteenth Judicial District Court,
Ia and for Caleasieu parish, La, to be begun
and holden on Monday, april IS, A, D., 1887,
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W. NJ. THOMPSON.

Pitch upon the best course in life
aud cnstom will render it the mos
easy.--sIillotson.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-04-16

The Deering Grain and grass machinery
including the Deerng All Steel irvine BlnaeE'
New Deering Mower, Front-cut Giant Mower
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fencing, plowing and planting five and ten
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avenue extends from the mountains on the north
to Covina and the mountains on the south, dis
tance of nine miles. 1t passes through the center
of Gladstone, making lots on that avenue very
valuable. lot near the center of the town is
reserved for the First National Bank of Glad
stone, and prominent architect of Los Angeles
is now preparing plans for the building, which
will be of solid granite.
A newspaper is to be established at once
and additional buildings for stores and shops
erected. The founders of Gladstone own extern
sive marble quarries near at hand from which
can be obtained handsome building stone in un.
limited quantities and it is expected that marble
and granite will be literally used in the con-
struction of the new business blocks They also
own valuable water power independent of the
Azusa water, having fall of two hundred feet,
which will be used for generating electricity by
which the streets of Gladstone will be lighted
and by which the street cars will be propelled.
The center of Gladstone is already the estab.
lished business center for the whole Azusa and
is surrounded On all sides by productive land un-
der the highest state of cultivation. Business
lots near this center will double in value within
a week after the day of sale. The residence
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GRAPE CUTTINGS.

Il lowing varieties: Berger, Zinfandel.
Trousseau, Granache. Mataro, Carrignan.
Petite Penot, or Black Burgundy, Ganay'
Tientuera Apply to Z. L. MAYBERRY,
mrl7 I'm San Gabriel, Cal.
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lots are in the midst of beautiful orange, walnut
and shade trees, and handsome and stately.
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HINDA VILLA,

The charming home of Mr.. q. Fuller has been
converted into convenient hotel, where all
comers will be entertained at reasonable rates.
There is livery stable connected with the hotel
for the accommodation of those who wish to
drive about the beautiful Azusa. The lands
purchased for Gladstone possess more valuable
water right than those of any part of the State.
The source is the San Gabriel river, which is
almost constant in it's fow whether the season
is wet or dry. Gladstone, situated at the east
ern extremity of the great San Gabriel valley,
overlooks a scene surprising in beauty and
variety that commanded by any other point
Duarte, Monrovia, Arcadia, Santa Anita, Sierra
Madra, Lamanda Park, Pasadena and the great
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Gladstone is located on the lines of two
great transcontinental railways, both Of which
cross the lands of the company. The Atchison,
Topeka and Santa 'Fe road is already about COM
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